The event aimed to teach about different characters that positively influenced the Hispanic/Latino community through the showcasing of a short presentation.
Due to the technological advancement of the Internet and the rise of social media, this is the first generation to have access to and be exposed to a vast amount of information from various sources simultaneously. Therefore, this is an era of immense mental health awareness.
Dade City opened their yearly fall festival on Saturday, Sept. 28. It is held at the Dade City Farms surrounded by Lake Lola and is open until Saturday, Nov. 2, only on Saturday and Sundays. Spend the weekends in October at the Dade City Fall Festival to experience a day filled with fall festivities.
Have you heard about the new drink, Dr. Spice? It is from The TikTok famous soda shop, “Swig”, which is coming to the Tampa Bay area very soon! The first location of “Swig” will be arriving at Cypress Creek town center, in Pasco County.
The presidential election is approaching in the next month, and Saint Leo’s University Ministry hosted a Theology Thursday event with the discussion theme of “Faith & Politics: Catholicism and the 2024 Elections.”
A recent event at our school aimed to lighten the load, bringing furry friends to campus for a delightful event, “PAWS Your Stress.” This event not only offered students a chance to unwind but also provided insights into the therapeutic benefits of animal interaction.
Many students are unaware of Saint Leo University’s pro-life student organization on campus, Imago Dei. Although they have done a few things here and there, they have lacked a presence in the students’ daily lives on campus.
Every year, there are so many exciting and heart-warming traditions at Saint Leo University that you can count on. Every season, there are big events that make the holidays extra special.
With rising concerns about mental health and its impact on student well-being, the need for mental health education has never been more pressing.
Before Spain and other European descendants of conquistadors took over Mexico, Mexicans had to learn Spanish to communicate with the conquistadors. Still, nowadays, Mexicans speak more than one language to maintain their traditions.